Art And Craft (PRT) Vacancy in Lambhua, Sultanpur, Uttar Pradesh
SETH M R JAIPURIA SCHOOL SULTANPUR
Art And Craft
Full Time
Job Description
PRT Art And Craft Teacher Job in Sultanpur, Uttar Pradesh | School Recruitment
Teaching Art And Craft in Sultanpur means watching students from Lambhua light up as they turn old newspaper into paper bags or mix colors to paint the Ganga Dussehra celebrations. That spark is what keeps the classroom alive.
Seth M R Jaipuria School Sultanpur blends modern classrooms with local traditions. Children here learn not just to draw but to see their surroundings with fresh eyes. The school has well-lit art studios and keeps stocked shelves of clay, brushes, and recycled materials.
A typical week involves planning lessons that connect craft to local festivals like Holi or local crafts like Chikankari motifs. Each morning starts with setting up the art corner, arranging colors and tools before the first bell. Classes are divided by age, so you might guide Class 3 in making paper lanterns one period and Class 6 in tie-dye techniques the next. Planning displays for the annual exhibition keeps you busy after school hours. You also assist in art fairs held in nearby villages, giving students real-world exposure.
Collaboration is key—you work with the music teacher to create props for the annual play, or with the science teacher to explain natural dyes. Weekly staff meetings include sharing ideas on new craft techniques. Parent-teacher interactions often involve showing them how their children express emotions through colors.
Who thrives here? Someone who loves messy creativity, who can turn a pile of old bottles into a lesson on sustainability, and who enjoys the quiet pride of a student who finally gets the shading right. You need a graduate degree, preferably with B.Ed or D.El.Ed. While TET/CTET isn’t mandatory, it’s a plus. Three years of hands-on Art And Craft teaching experience is essential—whether in a city school or a village setup.
The rewards are more than Rs.15,000 - Rs.25,000 per month. You get a supportive team, access to basic materials, and the joy of seeing your lessons come alive in student portfolios. The school also supports teachers who want to attend regional craft workshops.
To apply, send your resume and a short note on why Art And Craft matters to children in Sultanpur to the school office or email mentioned below. Bring samples of student work if you have any—nothing impresses like seeing young hands at their creative best.
Teaching Art And Craft in Sultanpur means watching students from Lambhua light up as they turn old newspaper into paper bags or mix colors to paint the Ganga Dussehra celebrations. That spark is what keeps the classroom alive.
Seth M R Jaipuria School Sultanpur blends modern classrooms with local traditions. Children here learn not just to draw but to see their surroundings with fresh eyes. The school has well-lit art studios and keeps stocked shelves of clay, brushes, and recycled materials.
A typical week involves planning lessons that connect craft to local festivals like Holi or local crafts like Chikankari motifs. Each morning starts with setting up the art corner, arranging colors and tools before the first bell. Classes are divided by age, so you might guide Class 3 in making paper lanterns one period and Class 6 in tie-dye techniques the next. Planning displays for the annual exhibition keeps you busy after school hours. You also assist in art fairs held in nearby villages, giving students real-world exposure.
Collaboration is key—you work with the music teacher to create props for the annual play, or with the science teacher to explain natural dyes. Weekly staff meetings include sharing ideas on new craft techniques. Parent-teacher interactions often involve showing them how their children express emotions through colors.
Who thrives here? Someone who loves messy creativity, who can turn a pile of old bottles into a lesson on sustainability, and who enjoys the quiet pride of a student who finally gets the shading right. You need a graduate degree, preferably with B.Ed or D.El.Ed. While TET/CTET isn’t mandatory, it’s a plus. Three years of hands-on Art And Craft teaching experience is essential—whether in a city school or a village setup.
The rewards are more than Rs.15,000 - Rs.25,000 per month. You get a supportive team, access to basic materials, and the joy of seeing your lessons come alive in student portfolios. The school also supports teachers who want to attend regional craft workshops.
To apply, send your resume and a short note on why Art And Craft matters to children in Sultanpur to the school office or email mentioned below. Bring samples of student work if you have any—nothing impresses like seeing young hands at their creative best.
About School
Seth M.R. Jaipuria School, Sultanpur sits on the Mahabir Campus in Mahesua, Lambhua, a quiet corner of Uttar Pradesh where the air is still enough for focused work but the town’s rhythm keeps the campus lively. The school is a full‑day, co‑educational institution that follows the CBSE syllabus from Pre‑Nursery right through to Class 12. As a teacher here you will find a professional setting that blends the discipline of a structured curriculum with the flexibility of modern teaching tools – every classroom is...
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